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The Arago cavern in the Eastern Pyrenees presents important prehistorical sites of the Riss and WüUErm epochs. During the summer of 1969, one of the oldest human mandibles known in Europe was discovered...
In the Mediterranean Languedoc the excavation of the Hortus cave has made possible the reconstruction of the evolution of climate and landscape in the WüUErm 2 period. Study of Neanderthal man’s camp sites.
NoS synopsis: Public Relations man Norman Stainthorpe and Engine Driver, Bill Addie, conduct a safety campaign against vandalism by travelling around schools giving lectures and a film show on railway safety.
Feature film inspired by Measure for Measure and the action moving from Vienna to contemporary Lahore. The director addresses through the text of Shakespeare’s play issues relevant to contemporary...
A series of seven films comparing family life in five different locations. The communities selected are Andheri in the foothills of the Himalayas; Buk in the western highlands of New Guinea; Shakawe on the...
Animation, live photography and models of space craft and instruments tell the story of man’s efforts to explore the regions of outer space, from the launching of Pioneer 1 in 1958 through to 1964.
Four films on the wildlife of the Galapagos Islands.
William Wegman’s absurdist performance-based work, including ‘Singing Stomach’, along with cameos featuring the artist’s dog Man Ray.
The March of Time synopsis: Barnstorming breathlessly across America to-day are the self-appointed Messiahs of rabid political minorities - the so-called "lunatic fringe". Hardly missed is the man who might...
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